Art Contents Archive

“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.” 🌺 — Confucius https://t.co/bn4IQG4jH5

Time for TWO #MetKids Fun Facts (that’s two truths and a lion *ahem* 🤪) At over five feet long, this marble Greek sculpture is the size of an actual lion! There were no lions in ancient Greece—the sculptor may have used a dog as a model. Learn more: https://t.co/vNr4bDuGhS https://t.co/KSzY5QzDYS

Lisa Ericson's ongoing series of hyperrealistic paintings view the climate crisis—especially the impending rise of sea levels—through a lens of magical realism. https://t.co/i8RnOt4OUG https://t.co/4xwBthDJpp

Longing Painting © Shelby McQuilkin https://t.co/926JR9PoRn

Take a moment to appreciate this flowering guava branch from the 1790s. Artist Georg Dionysius Ehret beautifully captured the waxy leaves, plump guava fruits, and the tiny feathery flower blossoms. Anyone else craving fruit? https://t.co/kBlL4WLJzA https://t.co/mSOkBxAVtl

Pierre-Auguste Renoir saw flowers as if he were painting a dream. Renoir’s wispy brushwork give his painting an almost ethereal feel, as if it’s part of a distant memory or pulled directly from your imagination.🌹 https://t.co/GiUyEripWE

Join Paul Taylor Dance Company @LincolnCenter this Wednesday, November 9, for Taylor X Katz. For one night only see four collaborations by Alex Katz and Paul Taylor: https://t.co/xBTicD9rLF https://t.co/cWCH6ofU2V

Untitled, Me, Posca Markers, 2022

Autumn, me, watercolour and ink, 2022

© Ivan Rabuzin (Croatian #painter, 1921 - 2008) https://t.co/CDc7ClqlrS

"Katz’s practice has clearly evolved over the years, just not in the way you’d hope." https://t.co/Yva0V9mW0m

The Big Review | The Just Above Midtown show at New York's @MuseumModernArt is a survey of phenomenal quality, exploring JAM gallery's role as a launchpad for trailblazing artists of colour ★★★★★ https://t.co/BNzzssPpSA

"If you bite I scream", 2019 © Javier Calleja https://t.co/MqsVw3u0cH

We all have had different experiences and interactions that shape the way we perceive our surroundings. Your interpretation of one thing could be in complete opposition to another’s. 🖼 Auguste Renoir, “Flowers in a Vase,” 1866

Farley Quinn, Me, Acrylic, 2020